Category: Airlines

Introduction Ever since the introduction of open skies policy, a policy that permits unrestricted flight of airlines across continents, the overall scale of competition has intensified. Besides the enactment of the policy, the airline industry has also experienced a shift in consumer dynamics. Presently, consumers have become concerned about the quality of services that they…

Introduction Change is a common feature in organizations. The capacity to handle such changes is the core competence of success in organizations (Weick & Quinn, 1999, p. 362). Over the last two decades, the main drivers of organizational changes have been technological advancements, stiff competition, and fluctuations in the global economy. This has led to…

Virgin Atlantic Airways was established after an American entrepreneur proposed the idea of an intercontinental airline that would only aim at the business class flights. Richard Branson vetoed this exact approach but loved the idea. To begin with, he reduced the risk by renting the whole thing, and he was capable of competing with the…

Table of Contents Introduction Size Strategic Focus Structural Design Organizational Culture Role of the Leader in Shaping Culture Impact: Employee Turnover and Satisfaction Impact: Organizational Performance References Introduction The organizational culture plays an integral part of any successful company as it is an important strategic factor mobilizing all the structural units of the company and…

Air transportation has become one of the most dynamically developing branches. The popularity of traveling by plane leads to the high competitiveness of the companies providing the air carriage service. An airline should have a reputation of the reliable air carrier and the indisputable authority to be competitive. American Airlines is one of the most…

Abstract The blistering rise of digital devices preconditioned the increased importance of IT technologies for the functioning of the majority of organizations and corporations. In this regard, the given paper is devoted to the precise investigation of the main aspects of a certain company that benefits from the exploration of the innovative approaches and their…

Introduction Various reasons explain the rapid growth and development of Qatar airlines ranging from the internal factors to the factors emanating from the external environment. Since its re-inauguration, the airline has seen tremendous growth to approximately 140 destinations globally. Factors that have been cited as the major contributors to this growth and development include excellent…

Introduction Emirates Airline has developed an award-winning loyalty program alongside Flydubai. The intention is to change how customers experience the world by offering them a chance to win miles when they purchase tickets and deciding how to spend them (Emirates, n.d.; ALL, n.d.; Saleh, 2021). The customers earn reward miles on their tickets based on…

The airline market in Australia has a monopolistic market structure. Monopolistic market structures are made up of a few enterprises that operate in a comparable market and provide similar but differentiated items to a large number of clients (Bertoletti & Etro, 2017). They set their prices depending on their market share and the degree of…

Table of Contents Introduction AirAsia Xs business model Conclusion References Introduction Traveling has become an inevitable element of modern peoples lives, and airline companies are the ones capable of making long-distance commuting easier. However, while all of such organizations can offer speed, hardly any of them guarantees cheapness. AirAsia X is one of the newest…